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Hi,
Sorry to ask, but what is "Form Templates" page?
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Hi Doreen,
I'm glad it work!
Jo-Anne
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Hi,
You can add a formatting rule in your submit button with a condition (If text box 1 is blank AND text box 2 is blank, and so on) and then disable it.
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Hi -
I'm a little bit confused here. In InfoPath, you can disable a button using formatting rules. Is that something you want to try?
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Hello,
After the trial expires, it will not disable the fields in your form, but the qRules commands that you are using in your rules will no longer work.
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Hello,
It depends - if you've set the data connection to query on load (that is, if you've checked "Automatically retrieve data when form is opened" when creating the data connection), then it is going to load everything at once when the form is opened. But since you said you have filtered dropdowns, I assume it's cascading. ...
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Hi Doreen,
That seems strange. Are you on InfoPath 2010? Can you look into File > Options > General. Click More Options under InfoPath Options. In the General tab, see if the check box "Print background colors and pictures" is checked. If not, check it. If you're using IP 2007, it's probably in Tools > ...
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Thank you for posting your link. =)
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Hello again,
Why don't you try adding a rule on form load that switches to "View 2" and add a condition so that it only runs when status = "<your value>"?
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Hi - you might want to check out qRules. It has a command called Insert which will allow you to copy values from a repeating section to another repeating control.